Heather and I were driving home late one night and saw, on the other side of the freeway, a man walking down the middle of the four eastbound lanes. We pulled over, called 911, and waited until the police arrived. If he had been on our side of the freeway, I may have pulled up to him and tried to get him off the road myself. If I had known him I would have certainly been even more aggressive in trying to get him off the road. If someone is endangering themselves, knowingly or unknowingly, the only humane thing to do is to try to stop them. There is only one way to God, but people all around us are walking into oncoming traffic, down the middle of the freeway, thinking they’re on their way to God. And in our religiously diverse and tolerant culture, no one is trying to stop them. If your Muslim coworker were playing in traffic, you would yell and scream, “You’re going to kill yourself! Get out of the road!” But if your Muslim coworker is on his way to Hell, you smile and say, “Have a good weekend.”